Master of Arts [M.A] (Professional Writing)
$32,313 /Yr
The Master of Professional Writing offers a research-led and strongly practice-based qualification in professional and creative writing. The core paper is designed specifically to enhance the workplace readiness of graduates, and elective papers range across a variety of fields from creative writing to writing for promotional purposes and advertising, for digital media and for scholarly and professional publication.
Students have the opportunity to include a writing internship and all MPW students will be offered an on-campus professional writing mentor, who will provide professional advice and direct students towards on-campus writing opportunities. Candidates for the Creative Writing Thesis are selected on the basis of assessment of a portfolio of work; students accepted for the Creative Writing Thesis complete a book-length manuscript of publishable standard.
Tuition Fees
| Year | 1st Year Fees |
|---|---|
| Tuition Fees | $32313 (NZD 53855) |
Previous Year Tuition Fees
| Year | 1st Year Fees |
|---|---|
| 2023 | $20514 (NZD 34190) |
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- The academic system of the university teaches much beyond the theoretical knowledge as I learn the application of theory in real life and much of the practical approach needed as a fresher to work in a dynamic environment.
- The University provides a lot of facilities and that too free of cost.You have access to library -unlimited books unlimited photocopies ,scan just free of cost , teaching help services - can book session with highly educated staff and discuss anything be it a assignment or anything that pops in the mind and need a expert advice.
- The lecturers are very friendly and open to suggestions which makes it easy to form a friendly relation and approach them without hesitation.
Course Curriculum
- The course is very updated and aligned with the accounting software currently in use, such as Zero,Myob,SAP and the updated laws supporting them.
- Yes i was given industrial exposure through various events, as people from industry frequently meet at university events and share the experiences. Moreover, events are organised to give the experience of the offices of various accounting industries, such as ca firms, banks, etc., to know what a daily operation looks like and how it feels to be part of the industry and various offices. Tours to connect with people and build networking.
- Typically there are two classes in a day, generally 2 hours each but it also depends on the course you opted for me,in my case it was generally 2 subjects per day and four days of classes and sometimes five days per week, but that is very rare.
- The average number of students in my class were 95 with a majority of international students and it was the highest in comparison to previous batches, where the total strength was around 50.
Fees
- The tuition fee is around 55000 dollars for a one-year master's programme, and to approximately convert it into inr we can multiply by 50.



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